Welcome back to the Crafting a Book series, and thank you so much for following along with me as I chronicle my experiences writing and publishing a book with Stash Books. If you’re new to the series, check out these … Continue reading
For today’s installment of the Crafting a Book series, I am excited to share with you the insights of Weeks Ringle and Bill Kerr. Weeks and Bill are among the pioneers of the modern quilting movement, and if you are … Continue reading
Welcome back to the Crafting a Book series! If you are new to the series, have a look at these earlier posts, too, and make sure to click over to the Stash Books blog to read about things from the … Continue reading
Welcome back to the Crafting a Book series. This post focuses on what happens after a proposal is accepted by a publisher. You can find the first post, about writing the proposal itself, here. Also make sure to check out … Continue reading
Today, I’m thrilled to be presenting my Q & A with Amy Adams. If you are unfamiliar with Amy’s whimsical softies, go to her website right now and check out her gallery. Amy’s first solo book with Stash Books, Countryside … Continue reading
I’ve always been curious about what goes on behind the scenes–“Making of” series and books have always held a special fascination for me. And these types of projects are always made more interesting the more viewpoints that are included. So … Continue reading
I’m excited to be featured over at Craft Buds today. Please click on over to read about my new blog series, Crafting a Book, as well as a little more about the proposal process. Many thanks to Lindsay and Mary … Continue reading
Welcome to the first post in Crafting a Book, a new series hosted here and at the Stash Books blog that journals the process of writing and publishing a book. Many thanks to Stash Books and C & T Publishing … Continue reading
I am beyond excited to spill the beans on this: I just had a book proposal accepted for publication by Stash Books! I can’t talk about the contents just yet, as I’m still in the early stages of development. However, … Continue reading
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